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Scythian golden gorytos found in Ukraine with the scenes of the Achilleid Epic that would be written only 500 years later, 4th c. BC
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Scythian golden gorytos found in Ukraine with the scenes of the Achilleid Epic that would be written only 500 years later, 4th c. BC
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A gold Scythian neckpiece discovered in a royal burial mound in Ukraine that dates to the 4th century BC
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A gold Scythian neckpiece discovered in a royal burial mound in Ukraine that dates to the 4th century BC
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2500-year-old gold Scythian comb: Found in Ukraine, taken to Hermitage
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2500-year-old gold Scythian comb: Found in Ukraine, taken to Hermitage
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2000-year-old Chinese lacquer boxes, from the Han Dynasty, found at the Scythian Ust-Alma necropolis in Crimea, Ukraine
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2000-year-old Chinese lacquer boxes, from the Han Dynasty, found at the Scythian Ust-Alma necropolis in Crimea, Ukraine
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Famous Snake-legged Goddess of the Scythians: Gold frontlet from Royal Kurgan in Ukraine, ca. 4th c. BC
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Famous Snake-legged Goddess of the Scythians: Gold frontlet from Royal Kurgan in Ukraine, ca. 4th c. BC
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Scythian gold pectoral from the Tovsta Mohyla mound, Ukraine, 4th century BC. Weight — 1150 g, diameter — 30.6 cm, made of 958 gold.
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Scythian gold pectoral from the Tovsta Mohyla mound, Ukraine, 4th century BC. Weight — 1150 g, diameter — 30.6 cm, made of 958 gold.
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The golden diadem of the Scythian princess Meda, found in the tomb of Philip II of Macedon. Aigai, Macedonia, Greece. 4th century BC
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The golden diadem of the Scythian princess Meda, found in the tomb of Philip II of Macedon. Aigai, Macedonia, Greece. 4th century BC
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A 2,500-year-old Scythian leather cap and belt, decorated with intricate bronze plaques, have been uncovered in a woman’s burial during recent excavations at the Skorobir necropolis in Ukraine
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A 2,500-year-old Scythian leather cap and belt, decorated with intricate bronze plaques, have been uncovered in a woman’s burial during recent excavations at the Skorobir necropolis in Ukraine
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Gold sword hilt with sculptured figures of two recumbent elk and birds of prey on their heads, European Scythia/Ukraine, 6th century BC
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Gold sword hilt with sculptured figures of two recumbent elk and birds of prey on their heads, European Scythia/Ukraine, 6th century BC
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The Vyne Ring , a 4th-century Roman gold ring inscribed with a Latin curse. Found in Hampshire, England in 1785.
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The Vyne Ring , a 4th-century Roman gold ring inscribed with a Latin curse. Found in Hampshire, England in 1785.
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Portrait of a Roman - around 25 years old - made on wood. The man was certainly of better origin. The object is dated to 31 BCE.
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Portrait of a Roman - around 25 years old - made on wood. The man was certainly of better origin. The object is dated to 31 BCE.
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Belt hook in the form of a tiger. China, Warring States period, 4th c BC. Bronze inlaid with gold and silver. Loaned to the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Belt hook in the form of a tiger. China, Warring States period, 4th c BC. Bronze inlaid with gold and silver. Loaned to the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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A trepanned neolithic skull of a woman that had a prosthetic ear made from seashell attached, found at Roque d'Aille in France and dates from 3000-2000 BCE. The skull shows evidence the woman had survived the "open brain" operation and gone on to live for many years
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A trepanned neolithic skull of a woman that had a prosthetic ear made from seashell attached, found at Roque d'Aille in France and dates from 3000-2000 BCE. The skull shows evidence the woman had survived the "open brain" operation and gone on to live for many years
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The oldest wooden tools ever found, created 430,000 years ago, were recently discovered in southern Greece
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The oldest wooden tools ever found, created 430,000 years ago, were recently discovered in southern Greece
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